Jeffries Weighs Less. Focused in Ruff Ring Prep
The article reports on Jeffries in peak condition, lighter than before, and confident he will set his pace against Johnson. It notes Johnson’s weight hovering near 200 pounds and describes Jeffries’s plan for a rushing battle to finish Johnson quickly if fortune favors him.
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Rowardennan
Anan
Johnson
Johnon
Pat
Lim
Tomy Burns
Jim Fionn
Marvin Hart
al Kaufman
Stanley Ketcher
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Kara
D Jeffries
Roger Cornell
Jack Munroe
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Denver sportsmen head to Reno for Hogan fight scene
Fourteen local fans and sportsmen, including owners of the Gringiles, depart Denver for Reno Nev, to join a large traveling group heading to the Hogan fight. The train plan returns by July 9, with a separate morning departure at 2 20 o clock Saturday for the Chion Padhe rally.
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Denver
Colo
Mulachy Hogan
Ai Brown
Nev
Willi
Cals
Soing
Renovin
Bert Bo Dvivin
Wiliks V. Bilott
Walia I Ireland
W. 2 Freeman
Pr P. R. Gallagher C. L. Cheney
Hoston Spot Says Jonnson Will Worry Jeff to Defeat
Johnny Mooney, machinist and armory club official, predicts Jonnson will outbox Jeffries in a coming ring bout. He plans to visit Denver during War 10 days and believes the bout will favor the lighter fighter.
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Deriver
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Johaxon
Siould
Jeffries
Jehaxon
Deaver
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Women Enthusiasts Bound for Reno by Fight Special
Ten women enthusiasts have reservations on the Chicago & Northwestern fight special for Reno. More than 200 men join, with extra cars added at Omaha as delegations from St. Paul Minneapolis Winnipeg and Duluth board. The train arrives Reno Saturday noon and most passengers will stay in the cars. It will depart on the return trip the night of the fight.
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Chicago & Northwestern
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Renodboutr
Wilding Captures All England Tennis Title
A. F. Wilding of New Zealand defeated A. W. Gove of England to win the All England tennis championship in Wimbledon. The match ended with scores of 6-4 7-5 6-2.
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Wilding
England
Gold Diggers Start Toward Trinidad
Cripple Creek Colo July 4 The Gold Diggers Manager James Manley in charge departs today for Trinidad where games will be played July 2 and 4 Sanitas at Sherman Co.
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Gold Digger
James Manley
Trinidad
Innocent Man Pardoned After Long Term
Lincoln Neb July 1 Andrew Hawkins, 70, to be pardoned tomorrow after serving 12 years for murder. Three men convicted in the case were previously tied to the crime. Governor and the chief priest?— no, correction: governor and chief prisoner expressed confidence in the eventual exoneration.
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Neb
Andrew Hawkins
Jansen
Hather
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Ianiones
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Lamb Feeders to Open Here Sunday Series with Fort Collins
Pioneer Park hosts a two game set as Cheyenne meets Fort Collins Lamb Feeders in a fast northern Colorado showdown. Blackmire’s pitcher may trouble Indians as Whelan’s absence at short tests Galena’s defense. Gibson returns behind the plate after a forced layoff.
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Pioneer Park
Bidwell
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
Whelan
Galena
Gibson
Lamb Feeders Set to Defend Regional Championship
The Lamb Feeders claim the championship of this section of the country and are expected to fight hard to clinch their pretensions. A large crowd is expected out to the games tomorrow and Monday as McCarty may sub for the injured player in Omaha last Sunday.
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Thumb
Omaha
McCarty
Lamb
Wyoming cities seek mine rescue stations offers from Rock Springs and Sheridan
Representative Mondell filed with the secretary of the interior offers from Rock Springs and Sheridan Wyoming to furnish free sites for mine rescue stations. Senators Warren and Clark joined Mondell in urging stations at these cities. $160,000 is available for new mine rescue rooms in the United States and stations are expected to be established when the bureau of mines is organized.
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Wyoming
Washington
Mendell
Secretary of the Interior
Rock Springs
Sheridan
Wyo
Bureau of Mines
Warren and Clark
Mondell
United States
Slater Says He Would Have Shielded Girl
Slater, recently shot by Pearl Rowe, says letters claim him as a relative from across the country. He refuses offers of money, says his parents are dead, and that he lived four years with stepfather John Towerty in Woelser Idaho. He remains in dangerous condition and may die at any time. He admits conflicting stories were told to shield the girl.
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Gir
Greeley
Colo
Pearl Rowe
John Towerty
Woelser
Idaho
Electrician Offers Service Inquiries And Promises Satisfaction
An advertisement by a self promoting electrician claims years of experience and hundreds of satisfied customers. It promises a complete stock of supplies including tungsten lamps motors dynamos and vacuum cleaners with guaranteed work and prompt attention. The ad invites readers to call or have the tradesman call them.
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Fragmentary legal remark on withheld confession impact
A fragment notes that the speaker would not have implicated a woman if she had not told of the shooting, suggesting a claim of self preservation influencing testimony. The context remains unclear due to incomplete text.
Abernathy Boys Return Home by Automobile from New York
Louis and Temple Abernathy, who rode from Oklahoma to New York to greet Colonel Roosevelt, will start back next Wednesday by automobile. Their father will follow in a larger car and the party plans bivouacking along roadsides at nightfall.
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Abernathy
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Temple
Oklahoma
Colonel Roosevelt
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